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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3690, 22 October 1880, Page 3

Notices I NOTICE, ) HAVING OPENED A General Form Produce Store, Poubn Stbibt, BHoxiiiHi>; (Nearly Opposite LITCHHKtD'fI,) rpHB Undersigned wishes to annonnca. his : J. intention to SUPPLY all kind* of » PRODUCE fresh from the Farm at the Lowest PoMible Price, with quality guaran. , teed. ON SALE— r» Waikato Bed Clover HAY, Tamaki Meadow HAY, Unadulterated OATEN CHAFF, T Papatoitoi Meadow CHAFF, I Potatoes, Maize, Oats, Wheat, Barley,. r Bran, Sharps, Wheat and Barley . r Meal, &c, &c, &c. ' { '■ - An Impection of the above, and more ' ■* especially the Price List, is Particularly L Bequetted. Buh % B. A. WIGHT, Juke. I ! 1 The Cheap Boot and Shoe Shop. HAWKES BROTHERS, BOOTMAKERS, ARE sow OPENING UP a Choice Lot ■' of Ladies Prize Medal Lasting and Prunella Boot* for the present Season. '•' Also—Ladies* Kid Elastic Boots in Great » Variety, SPLENDID FITTING, AND CHEAP. GENTS KID BHOES—Hand Sewn— from the Best Makers. Also a 1 Variety of Children's FANCY BOOTS AND SLIPPEBS. Splendid Value in ■ . MEN'S, WOMEN'S, TOOTH'S, & OHILDBETf'S COLONIAL MADE WORK Of Etbby Dkscbiftioh. STBONG AND SEBVICEABLE! CHEAP AND DUBABLE!! Etxbt Debchnioh or Boon iiro Shorn Mass to Obdbe on thb Pbexißeß. hawkesTbros., ; OWEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. 1888 < Good News! GOOD NEWS~GOOD NEWS , AGAIN!! First Tea of the Season. mHK FIRST SHIPMENT received on 1 the Thames of NEW SEASON TEAB . by the Schooner Sybil, direct from Poo- ; chow-Foo, hss Just Bibk Ricravsp bt Mi, ; and will be found to be of more than ordinary > Flavour and Value. ~: The public are intited to call in and inspect this Large Stock of bbaxlt BPimrnto T«A, which I am offering at Remarkably Low Prices! ■- ~V SPLENDID OHEESE-6d per Ib. . FRESH EGGS—Is per doz. FfiESH BUTTER, Is per lb — Cannot be equalled on the Thames ! ■ Come Come and see That W. D. Ebid, of Pollen Street, . *" ! It the best and cheapest house on the Thames For Tobaooo, Butter, and Tea. „,, Sl . - w. d."reid, GBOCEB AND TEA DEALEB, ; PoiiiK Stmbt, Gbasambtowk. 1148 BECBEATION GBOUND, EAUAI- . BANGA VALLEY. NOTICE is hereby given that ALL CATTLE FOUND on the ABOVE LAND, now in my possession, will be IMPOUNDED. Cattle taken on to graze on t' application to the Undersigned. Jjjih Rattbati Abraham street. - -■- Thames, 7th October, 1880. ' -. ' Robert Barclay, T>AKER AND T>ASTBYCOOK, Bbowk Stbkkt, Gbahamstown. BBEAD made from the best Brandt of Flour only, and delivered at the current rates. THE COFFEE AND BEFEESHMENT EOOM Is conducted in the same Liberal and Cleanly manner as by Mr H. Pick. Soibebb, Balls, Picnics, &0., Supplied on tho Shortest Notice and on Reasonable Terms. A Great Variety of PASTRY and CONFECTIONERY always on hand. HOT PIES, Tea, and Coffee, from 7 ami ■: till 10 p.m. . , 1128 ROLLERSON & SON HAVE JUST KKOBI7KD per suhobnor' TaubanGA, from LjMelton direct to the. Thames, the undermentioned Goods, , which they will offer Wholesale at. 1 Auckland Prices and Retail at Reasonable rates for Caen:— 34 Tons of Wood* Flour, in sacks, and „ bags 6 Tons of Bran and Sharps 210 Sacks of Canterbury Potatoes This line we would recommend, as they hare proved to be Splendid Potatoes. 80 Sacks of Oats ' ' 20 Bags of Oatmeal. ' ' About 5 cvrt. of Canterbury Cheese. Just Arrived, per Oceola, from Adelaide---20 Tons of Dunn's Adelaide Flour . !., Also, we are now delivering a very Superior [', Loaf, made from the best Brands of 'Flour ■. procurable. We would solicit a trial. BOLLEBSON & SON, .. .'- . Kasaia Road. , ioi» At a very pleasant tea party, the converts* . „ tion turned on transmigration. A lady, -of f exquisite beauty who was tipping McGovfJA^'a ' .^' best, turned to Mr and aaked what form he would prefer to inhabit ? To b* dissolved., in Is Tii madam. \ ' • ■ .' ' •